Search more and learn more are very good because it brings more knowledge which is good foundation to survive in this volatile market with a lot of fuds but people still need another important thing. They must have experience in this market by themselves so to reduce chance of getting fearful and panic with uncontrolled and emotional actions, they must avoid trading, and focus on investment.

Of course they must prepare their finance well and have good risk and investment capital management. They must learn about it, then try to practice rightly but it's vital to learn about fuds.

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There is no profit with panic selling, and many people still haven't realized that or maybe they are not in total control of their emotions. During the bear season is the best time for more accumulation, not a period where fear should set in. What time is best to accumulate bitcoin if not during bear seasons?

Bitcoin has experienced some drastic marlet sentiments recently but it's price has not gone below the $50k margin so I would say that it has handled it better than I would have imagined. That's enough reason to trust in bitcoin the more, this phase is not a phase where fear should be a stumbling block to potential future benefits.

After what happened to Binance it's expected that a lot of people would see reasons to move their coins to a more secured wallet for self-custody even some traders keeping their rewards their might also consider same but one thing is certain that situations like these mostly lead to panic selling even though the dump isn’t much but whales are always hanging around seeking opportunities to buy more and that’s what strategy did.

Why don't you mention if they're accumulating 65m worth of bitcoin averagely at 81k each? Strategy is still buying it, but it's always on the top. When the price is pumping, the buy more, but when the price is dipping they buy less.

If they're still doing this, their average price of accumulation is slowly going up. It's just another "sunken cost" by saylor's company. I can't really tell you it's a smart idea.  I also admit saylor has more balls than me by buying at the local top.

I'm also wondering why are you also calling it good thing because the fact it's going opposite to the basic theory of trader to always buy at bottom and sell at the top. 

So you can't really argue Saylor bought at people's fear due to the binance hack because majority of his accumulation was before the hack happened.

This is what I was saying the other day when somebody expected ETF to sold some Bitcoin and I think otherwise. People don't have a reason to sell Bitcoin because the stolen money are in other coins, ETH is where they keep large percentage of the stolen coins. Saylor did not panic, other institutions with reserve did not panic, why should we panic. This is a phase that will soon be of the past, the market confidence will come back like nothing ever happened.

If you have been following Saylor in the last 5 years, you will know he is not bothered about the noises, he will do what he want and give his advice where necessary and move on. This Binance hack will trend a while because it's one of the biggest exchange, but give it some days or a month max, it will be forgotten. Who still remember that Bitget lost millions of dollars to hacker but the attention is not in there side again. Polymarket third party platform was compromised and millions was stolen that same day and they are forgotten.

Strategy always makes the difference, and their decision to keep accumulating Bitcoin despite the market fear shows the importance of having a long term vision rather than reacting to every negative event.

It surprises me, that some investors are already selling their Bitcoins because of the Binance hack and the recent wallet incidents.

Instead of selling your Bitcoin investment that you intend to hold for the long term, these incidents should remind us of the importance of securing our Bitcoins and choosing reliable platforms, rather than making emotional investment decisions.

It's not that aggressive, but they understand what they're investing in. They've been putting money into Bitcoin since 2020 --- and since they started accumulating, there have been several major events in the market. Despite all of that, Bitcoin has continued to grow. So they just look at the bigger picture, seeing that there's no point for them to get caught up in worrying about Bitcoin. It's better for them to stay consistent with accumulating for their long-term goals.

You're right, Bitcoin was already on the downtrend cause it dropped from mid 80k mark towards 79k before the hack so it didn't affect it much, 70k is a good buying opportunity, i heard some folks wish it goes below that so they can buy more ahead of the new year. Those who fear to buy as it goes lower would regret but the main regret would be on those who sold after the hack out of panic cause it would still recover with time. If institutions can take advantage of the dip, more individuals should learn to do so as well.

I've been thinking about the same thing. I don't understand why people are panicking when any money that was stolen is not going to cost anyone anything other than Binance itself because they have announced that they are going to take care of all the funds that were stolen from their users, and if I'm not wrong, they have already complete 90% of the refunds as I have also received an email about the update. I think this should be enough reason for people to calm down, such things happen in financial markets and financial industries, and people will need to learn to deal with these things as well.

Those who are panicking right now when they know they are getting their money back should think about those who lost their bitcoins in the coldcard attack, because none of them got anything back and they lost everything they had, which is extremely sad, and that was an incident that was worth mourning over by the users, but this time, it's the exchange that has taken the hit, and I'm pretty sure Binance can handle it being the largest centralized exchange in the world.

So, people need to stop panicking, and focus on their activities, whether trading or investments.